In today’s edition of This City: what Top Chef Canada host Eden Grinshpan is coveting in home decor. Plus, a Junction Triangle gallery owner who lives above her shop; the best cheap eats in Toronto, according to the city’s chefs; and more. Visit torontolife.com for all our city coverage. |
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Top Chef Canada host Eden Grinshpan has been entertaining foodies with her exceptional taste buds and quirky sense of humour for nearly 15 years. On weekends, she and her husband, Ido, spend their free time hunting for vintage pieces to furnish their renovated 1980s home. Here’s what Grinshpan is currently coveting in home decor. |
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| | In 2009, Belinda Chun was working as a fundraiser at the ROM when she decided to open an art gallery. She bought a three-storey building in the Junction Triangle and hired Altius Architecture to reimagine it as a live-work space, with an art gallery on the ground floor and living quarters above. Here’s how it came together. |
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| | We asked Toronto’s top chefs—including David Schwartz, Nuit Regular and Victor Ugwueke—where they go to fill up for $10 or less in the city. The best affordable barbecue pork buns, Jamaican patties and more, here. |
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What to see, do and read this month |
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| | Actor, author and comedian Ali Wong is on a hot streak. After making Time’s list of 100 Most Influential People last year, she took home a Golden Globe and an Emmy for her leading role in the Netflix dark-comedy series Beef—all while generating buzz for appearing with sometimes-boyfriend Bill Hader. For her victory lap, Wong brings her bold, razor-sharp comedy to Toronto for four straight nights. Meridian Hall, March 27 to 30 |
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| | In the latest issue: how two faux-Inuit sisters cashed in on a life of deception. Plus, the city’s best cheap eats, a suburban holy war between religion and real estate, a bittersweet memoir about ditching Toronto, and more. Still not receiving Toronto Life at home? Subscribe today. |
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